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The Rosie Effect
- Don Tillman, Book 2
- Narrated by: Dan O’Grady
- Length: 9 hrs and 9 mins
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Summary
Brought to you by Penguin.
Sink into the joyously weird and wonderful next chapter of Don and Rosie, in Graeme Simsion's unmissable sequel to the bestselling The Rosie Project!
Forty-one-year-old geneticist Don Tillman had never had a second date before he met Rosie.
Now, living in New York City, they have survived ten months and ten days of marriage, even if Don has had to sacrifice standardised meals and embrace unscheduled sex.
But then Rosie drops the mother of all bombshells. And Don must prepare for the biggest challenge of his previously ordered life - at the same time as dodging deportation, prosecution and professional disgrace.
Is Don Tillman ready to become the man he always dreamed of being?
Or will he revert to his old ways and risk losing Rosie for ever?
Want to find out what Rosie and Don do next? Continue the journey with The Rosie Result - the hilarious and heart-warming conclusion to the trilogy!
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- Ann D
- 09-11-14
Fun, different and intelligent!
What made the experience of listening to The Rosie Effect the most enjoyable?
I had already listened to The Rosie Project, to which this book is a sequel. The two books are lovely reading/listening. I recommend reading them in order. As a Psychologist myself, I love how intelligently written all of the characters are and especially Don, with his Aspergers symptoms. It is successful in being both funny and poignant. It is a light, easy read, but certainly not superficial, forgettable fiction.
Which character – as performed by Dan O'Grady – was your favourite?
Don Tilman.
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- Mrs
- 03-12-14
Just Amazing
What did you like most about The Rosie Effect?
After reading all of the reviews I knew it would be good but I did not realise how good it would be. The character interaction between Rosie and Don was so believable and made me laugh out loud and cry.
What was one of the most memorable moments of The Rosie Effect?
I loved the idea of Don being treated like a rock star being fast tracked through the airport and who could forget the ice cream incident.
Which character – as performed by Dan O'Grady – was your favourite?
It has to be Don. Just an amazing character, even though he is annoying as hell you just want him to succeed.
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
Definitely.
6 people found this helpful
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- Kaggy
- 31-03-16
How New York copes with Don
Don continues to navigate the complexities of his daily life equipped with the brain of a brilliant scientist but hampered by a very quirky emotional intelligence receptor. Although he now has the beautiful Rosie as his wife, his hold on happiness is precarious and after a series of unfortunate events he finds himself in danger of losing it all.
Just like the first book this is hilarious and poignant in equal measure. On top of this, some of the discussions between Don and his scientist friend Gene about the relationship between nature and nurture are very thought provoking, and so this is so much more than a simple knockabout comedy. Dan O’Grady narrates Don’s story again and makes this the perfect way to enjoy this wonderful addition to the Rosie series.
Most follow up books are a pale shadow of the original, but this one is an exception and is a triumphant return of one of the most delightful characters in fiction. I do very much hope that Graeme Simsion has another Don Tillman book up his sleeve.
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- Latelunch
- 13-02-15
The best audiobook yet!
I loved the Rosie Project and wasn't expecting the sequel to match it but I surpassed expectations. Laugh out loud good and even shed a little tear.
The two books will be my no.1 recommendations to any other audio book listener. Brilliant.
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- AReader
- 22-08-15
Good
This sequel perhaps lacks the surprise element of The Rosie Project, and it may be a little more overtly didactic, but I enjoyed it just the same. There are some very funny bits. The narration is just right.
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- Miss
- 05-08-15
a rare 5 stars!
Would you consider the audio edition of The Rosie Effect to be better than the print version?
i love this book, as i loved the Rosie project. Its so rare to find a genuinely funny book but this really gets there. And the narrator, he is simply fantastic at being Don Tillman. another one please!
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- Colin
- 08-03-15
ABSOLUTELY LOVED THIS BOOK
Would you consider the audio edition of The Rosie Effect to be better than the print version?
The narrator of this audio book is excellent, but I would enjoy the written book equally as well. I loved the first Rosie novel and was not disappointed in this one
Which scene did you most enjoy?
Would be difficult to point out any particular scene, there were so many laugh out loud moments. Schene where Don is watching the children at play, although with an obvious outcome, was priceless.
Any additional comments?
Graeme Simsion has done it again. Yet another joyful book. Hated getting to the end of it, but couldn't wait to hear more.
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- Rak
- 22-02-17
Brilliant
Read the Rosie Project and then read this! Both fabulous. I couldn't put this down.
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- H
- 27-08-16
Touching hilarity
Perfect narration, heart touching characters and story line. Laugh out loud moments. Unputdownable escapism. A great sequel to The Rosie Project
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- Masimba
- 11-07-16
Worlds best audiobook
I loved both this book and the Rosie project and cannot recommend them enough. They both had me in tears laughing which was sometimes quite embarrassing on the train.
The books are so unique and the narrator is excellent... I feel slightly lost now the book is over. Five stars
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- G.Keyzer
- 18-01-15
One Rosie is enough !
What could have made this a 4 or 5-star listening experience for you?
Not a lot . I enjoyed the Rosie Project but this failed to engage .